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Hi Marcio,
"UDF NO_ALARM" is the current state of your record.
UDF means a record state of being undefined (e.g. never written to),
NO_ALARM means that this state has a severity of not being an alarm
state.
You are getting the message because when setting up a subscription,
you always get one update with the current state of the PV. The
timestamp is the time of the last processing of that record.
HTH,
~Ralph
On 22/09/2015 13:30, Marcio Alexandre
Barbosa wrote:
Hi, I am receiving the udf no_alarm message when I try to
camonitor a PV:
marcio.barbosa@archiver:~$ camonitor IR:NI9215B:AI1
IR:NI9215B:AI1 2015-09-22 08:27:44.855476
0.637173 UDF NO_ALARM
The caget command works fine.
Can somebody tell me why the no_alarm message?
Thanks in advance.
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